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Earlier this afternoon, Track 29 announced that former White Stripes lead vocalist and guitarist Jack White will be playing at the concert venue March 10.

More than four months into his campaign, Weston Wamp today told a local Republican organization why he’s running and what he would do if elected to Congress.

A Middle Tennessee state senator and her husband are suing the publisher of the Macon County Chronicle, alleging the publisher has not repaid all of a $50,000 loan the lawmaker made to her.

Electricity rates will drop another six-tenths of a percent next month in the Tennessee Valley, leaving power rates about 2 percent below where they were a year ago.

Occupy Nashville protesters wants an apology from House Judiciary Committee Chairman Eric Watson of Cleveland.

Bradley County authorities arrested a Pennsylvania couple passing through the area for having 64 types of identification hidden in the vehicle.

A Cleveland, Tenn., man is in custody after police say he fired several gunshots today during a domestic dispute.

U.S. District Court Judge Sandy Mattice sentenced Kathleen Mathews to 30 years and six months for her role in helping her son escape from a Colorado halfway house, sell guns he stole and withhold information from investigators after a Chattanooga police sergeant was shot and killed during a botched robbery on Brainerd Road last year.

A top Volkswagen official told an industry publication the automaker expects to pick a site for an Audi plant in North America by the summer.

A 16-year-old Red Panda died at the Chattanooga Zoo over the weekend, officials with the Warner Park facility announced this morning.

There is a great irony in arguments put forth against requiring photo ID at polling places.

Tennessee was wise several years ago to stop issuing driver's licenses to illegal aliens, and a recent incident in New Mexico shows why.

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It is inconceivable that the Obama administration thinks there can be negotiations with Afghanistan's radical Muslim Taliban.

A new high-end subdivision planned for a North Chattanooga hilltop is yet another nod to the desirability of the area and the popularity of nearby Normal Park Museum Magnet School.

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